∞−{[F, M)∪[M,F)}
{ } :used to denote compound statements, with perceived ‘value’ components, as the binary discourse instantiates what F or M is and what it is not, yet the sites exist in relation to each other .
∞− :not a real number but a mathematical notation used to indicate that there is no boundary in the negative direction.
∪ :the union of a collection of sets, which is the set of all elements in the collection. Through the function of the union, sets can be combined and related to each other.
The notation [F,M) is used to indicate an interval from F to M that is inclusive of F but exclusive of M. That is, [F, M) would be the set of all ‘real’ gender identity positions between F and M, including F but not M. Vise verse.